How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Skip?

Skip Hire Prices in the UK

The cost of hiring a skip depends on the size you need. Mini skips start at around £190, while larger skips can cost up to £400. Several factors influence the price, including skip size, rental duration, midi skip hire, permit requirements, and waste type.

Skip Sizes and Costs

Mini 2-Yard Skip – £190

Ideal for small house clearances or garden waste. Holds up to 2 cubic yards of waste.
Size: 1.3m wide x 1.9m long x 1m high

Midi 4-Yard Skip – £220

Suitable for medium-sized clearances such as garage or house waste. Holds up to 4 cubic yards of waste.
Size: 1.6m wide x 2.5m long x 1.1m high

Large 6-Yard Skip – £260

Best for small construction or renovation projects. Holds up to 6 cubic yards of waste.
Size: 1.8m wide x 3.5m long x 1.1m high

Extra Large 8-Yard Skip – £290

Designed for bulky waste, including soil, rubble, and general waste. Holds up to 8 cubic yards.
Size: 1.8m wide x 3.7m long x 1.3m high

Extra Extra Large 10-Yard Skip – £315

Best for lightweight, bulky waste. Not suitable for soil or dense rubble. Holds up to 10 cubic yards.
Size: 1.8m wide x 3.3m long x 1.5m high

Extra Extra Extra Large 12-Yard Skip – £345

The largest option, ideal for large-scale clearances. Not suitable for dense materials. Holds up to 12 cubic yards.
Size: 1.8m wide x 4m long x 1.8m high

Factors That Affect Skip Hire Costs

Skip Size

Larger skips cost more due to increased waste capacity. Choosing the right size prevents overpaying.

Rental Duration

Most companies offer standard hire periods. Extending the hire increases the cost.

Permit Requirements

If the skip is placed on public land, you need a council permit. Costs vary by location.

Waste Type

Some materials, like hazardous waste, require special disposal, increasing costs.

What Can and Cannot Go in a Skip

Allowed Waste:

  • General household waste
  • Garden waste
  • Wood, metal, plastic
  • Bricks, rubble, tiles
  • Cardboard, ceramics

Prohibited Waste:

  • Hazardous materials (asbestos, medical waste)
  • Tyres, batteries, gas cylinders
  • Electrical appliances
  • Paints and chemicals

How to Hire a Skip

Step 1: Get a Quote

Contact Norman Wenn Ltd to discuss your needs and get a price.

Step 2: Choose the Right Skip Size

Select the best size to match your project, avoiding unnecessary costs.

Step 3: Check Permit Requirements

If placing a skip on public land, we handle the permit process.

Step 4: Skip Delivery

We deliver to your location on the agreed date.

Step 5: Fill the Skip

Dispose of waste, following regulations on prohibited materials.

Step 6: Collection

Once full, contact us for collection or arrange a set pick-up date.

Step 7: Waste Sorting and Recycling

We sort and recycle waste in line with UK regulations.

Get a Quote Today

For reliable skip hire, contact Norman Wenn Ltd. Our team will help you choose the right skip for your project.

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